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Hello,
I have a ford F150 6 cylinders, I have 1.75 volts at the TPS plug coming from the computer.  If I connect it to the TPS I get .0 to .01 at full open throttle position. I changed the TPS and still nothing. I get code P0122 with no light.  So if I can't get enough voltage to the TPS I figure it is not the TPS.
My expensive guess is that I need to replace the ECM, any good ideas are welcome.
Thank you in advacne
Vehicle: 2003 Ford F150 6 cylinder

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P0122 Throttle position sensor circuit low input.

That is low but still the reference voltage can drop due to the EGR , and since the EGR operates at a running condition it can just set a TPS code , this reference voltage also goes to the Fuel tank pressure sensor. There been Ford model where a EVAP code would set and the owner would state  the vehicle would stumble until  they would just open the gas cap and reseal , and the drivabilty would be gone , the relation the 5 volt reference goes to the FTP . In most case a P0122 is the ECM.

​ The BN  /  WH is the reference voltage .

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